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I deleted 78% of my Redis container and it still works

19 points by rajeevt 4y ago

rajeevt 4y ago
I thought this is very interesting article for lean containers.
tokyodrifter 4y ago
andy_desai 4y ago
niknord 4y ago
davidravid 4y ago
It is hard to imagine why one would not want to eliminate such a large portion of ones attack surface with the limited effort you describe
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msolomatin 4y ago
wyndrick 4y ago
ssundarr12 4y ago
thrombocyte 4y ago
randersson1000 4y ago
- codervinod 4y ago
  It works for multiple containers. Please see list: https://github.com/rapidfort/community-images https://github.com/rapidfort/community-images
  - randersson1000 4y ago
    Thank you Coder Vinod, very interesting project, I am going to give NGINX a spin ... do you have a list of stuff you removed anywhere so we can see what you took out and what you left in?
atgarone 4y ago
How much of the functionality of Redis are you testing? How can I tell what functions you are supporting?
ALHuggins 4y ago
jc85 4y ago
DevSecOps4Life 4y ago
stealthplanner 4y ago
pw20 4y ago
farimani 4y ago
super cool. we pull in a lot of software when we build our apps on top of packages. each package does a thousand things and the app uses only a fraction of it. in this case, it's probably a bunch of OS packages.
- codervinod 4y ago
  Thanks, this is the exact problem we are trying to solve using RapidFort technology
codervinod 4y ago
Hello everyone, I am the author of the article. I will be happy to answer any questions here.
- yorwba 4y ago
  Will you be answering your own questions? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31768266 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31768266 Not a good look.
hicetnunc 4y ago
bradsker 4y ago
That's impressive. Will you be adding new containers regularly?
- codervinod 4y ago
  Yes we plan to add more containers
Veredravid 4y ago
texsnake 4y ago
oliv-59700 4y ago
texsnake 4y ago
ankitbansalnitj 4y ago
Interesting and very much needed to reduce the attack surface for bringing down security threats to container based deployments

19 points by rajeevt 4y ago

rajeevt 4y ago

I thought this is very interesting article for lean containers.

tokyodrifter 4y ago

andy_desai 4y ago

niknord 4y ago

davidravid 4y ago

It is hard to imagine why one would not want to eliminate such a large portion of ones attack surface with the limited effort you describe

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msolomatin 4y ago

wyndrick 4y ago

ssundarr12 4y ago

thrombocyte 4y ago

randersson1000 4y ago

codervinod 4y ago
It works for multiple containers. Please see list: https://github.com/rapidfort/community-images https://github.com/rapidfort/community-images
- randersson1000 4y ago
  Thank you Coder Vinod, very interesting project, I am going to give NGINX a spin ... do you have a list of stuff you removed anywhere so we can see what you took out and what you left in?

atgarone 4y ago

How much of the functionality of Redis are you testing? How can I tell what functions you are supporting?

ALHuggins 4y ago

jc85 4y ago

DevSecOps4Life 4y ago

stealthplanner 4y ago

pw20 4y ago

farimani 4y ago

super cool. we pull in a lot of software when we build our apps on top of packages. each package does a thousand things and the app uses only a fraction of it. in this case, it's probably a bunch of OS packages.

codervinod 4y ago
Thanks, this is the exact problem we are trying to solve using RapidFort technology

codervinod 4y ago

Hello everyone, I am the author of the article. I will be happy to answer any questions here.

yorwba 4y ago
Will you be answering your own questions? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31768266 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31768266 Not a good look.

hicetnunc 4y ago

bradsker 4y ago

That's impressive. Will you be adding new containers regularly?

codervinod 4y ago
Yes we plan to add more containers

Veredravid 4y ago

texsnake 4y ago

oliv-59700 4y ago

texsnake 4y ago

ankitbansalnitj 4y ago

Interesting and very much needed to reduce the attack surface for bringing down security threats to container based deployments